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Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'

Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'Snuggle buddies: While they intended to crate train the puppy, mother Jessica Shyba decided she couldn't bear to hear the puppy cry at night
Growing boys need their naps, no matter if they're human or canine. When Jessica Shyba and her husband got their three small children a dog this month, they decided to crate train the 7-week-old mixed breed.
But after the first night of whining, Mrs Shyba decided she couldn't bear to let the puppy named Theo sleep alone again. And that applies to nap time as well. Every day after her son Beau is put down for his afternoon nap, his 'puppy brother' jumps up on the bed to cuddle up and catch a few z's as well.Mrs Shyba recently wrote about the daily ritual on her blog, including some unbearably adorable Instagram photos.
Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'Cushy: Theo finds a place to rest his head in Beau's armpiAdorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'Stretched out: Each day, Theo waits outside the bedroom for nap time and settles in next to Beau once the toddler has fallen asleep
Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'Lean on me: The puppy and the toddler share an uncommon bond
Lean on me: The puppy and the toddler share an uncommon bond

Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'Wrapped up: The two have synched their sleep schedules
Wrapped up: The two have synched their sleep schedules
Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'More to come: Mrs Shyba promises to continue posting nap time pictures on Instagram under the #TheoandBeau
More to come: Mrs Shyba promises to continue posting nap time pictures on Instagram under the #TheoandBeau
Adorable photos of Toddler and his 'Puppy Brother'The first snooze: Theo started sleeping on his toddler-owner Beau when he accidentally fell asleep on the baby when he was being rocked for an afternoon nap one dayVia[dailymail]
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